Share your personal referral link — the agent who joins General Referral through it gets $20 off their first invoice, and you earn a $20 credit toward a future membership renewal.
We’re rolling this program out to select agents. If you’re interested in joining
the affiliate program — earning membership-renewal credits for referring other agents
to join General Referral — reach out by email at
support@generalreferral.com or by text at
201-263-4460. This is an experiment, and we’re looking for agents
willing to try it and share feedback.
Know another real estate agent who’d be a good fit for General Referral? Share your
personal referral link. When they join through it, they get $20 off their first
invoice and you earn a $20 credit toward a future membership renewal — with no limit
on how many agents you can refer.
This is an agent-to-agent program: you’re inviting other licensed real estate
agents to join General Referral for the first time. It’s separate from
submitting a client referral to another agent
to earn a commission — that’s a different process entirely.
The reward is for bringing new agents to General Referral. A reactivating
member — someone rejoining after previously cancelling — isn’t eligible: they don’t
get the $20 off, and you don’t earn the $20 credit for referring them. See
the rules below.
Every active member has a personal referral link on the dashboard, in the
Referral Link card. It looks like
https://app.generalreferral.com/join?r=YOURCODE.
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Share it with an agent
Send it to a colleague who’s thinking about hanging their license to earn
referral income. They use your link to start their sign-up.
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They join and onboard
The new agent signs up and their license transfers to (or is held at) General
Referral. They get $20 off their first invoice automatically.
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You earn your credit
Once that agent has joined and onboarded, a $20 credit is set aside for you
and applied to your next membership renewal.
Your referral link lives on your dashboard in the Referral Link card. Open
your dashboard, find the card, and use the
copy button to grab your link — then paste it into a text, email, or social post.
Your link works anywhere you can paste text — a one-on-one message is usually the most
effective, but it’s just as valid in an email signature, a social post, or a group chat.
When your $20 credit appears (and why it’s deferred)
Your credit is not applied the moment you share your link or the moment someone
clicks it. It’s earned only after the agent you referred has actually joined and their
license has transferred to / is held at General Referral (onboarded). This protects the
program: the credit is tied to a real agent actually coming aboard, not just a click.
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A referred agent onboards
The agent who used your link completes sign-up and their license is held at General
Referral.
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Your $20 credit is set aside
A $20 credit is reserved on your account, plan-only (see below).
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It's applied at your next renewal
At your next membership renewal, the credit reduces that renewal charge — you don’t
have to do anything to redeem it.
The credit reduces a future renewal, not your current balance, and it isn’t paid
out as cash.
It's for new agents only — reactivations don't qualify
The reward is for bringing an agent who is new to General Referral. If the agent
who joins through your link is reactivating — a former member rejoining after
previously cancelling — neither side earns the reward: they don’t get the $20 off
their first invoice, and you don’t earn the $20 credit for referring them. The
same is true in reverse: if you are the one rejoining, using another member’s
link won’t earn either of you the reward.
Credits are plan-only
Each $20 credit reduces your membership renewal charge only. It never reduces
state licensing fees — those are set by the state, not by General Referral, and
aren’t discountable.
There's no cap on referrals
Refer as many agents as you like. Each agent who joins and onboards through your
link earns another $20 toward a future renewal.
How multiple credits apply
At renewal, the largest amount of credit that fits your membership charge is applied,
and any remainder carries forward to your next renewal. (Because credits are
plan-only, they’re never applied to state fees.)
One discount code per sign-up
If the agent you referred enters a different promo code at checkout, the $20
referral discount won’t also apply — only one code is honored per sign-up. To make
sure your referral counts, have them join through your link without entering
another code.
After the agent you referred actually joins and onboards (their license transfers
to / is held at General Referral). The $20 is then applied as a credit to your
next membership renewal — it isn’t an immediate credit, and it isn’t paid as cash.
Can I refer more than one agent?
Yes — there’s no cap. Every agent who joins and onboards through your link earns
you another $20 toward a future renewal. If you earn more credit than a single
renewal charge, the remainder carries to the next one.
Does this lower my state licensing fee?
No. Referral credits are plan-only — they reduce your General Referral membership
renewal, never state licensing fees.
What does the agent I refer get?
$20 off their first invoice, applied automatically when they sign up through your
link.
What if they use a different promo code?
Only one discount applies per sign-up. If they enter another code at checkout, the
$20 referral discount won’t also apply. Have them join through your link without
entering another code so your referral is credited.
What if the agent I refer is rejoining General Referral?
The reward is for new agents only. If the person who joins through your link is a
returning member reactivating their membership, the $20-off and your $20 credit
don’t apply. (The same goes if you’re the one rejoining — a reactivating agent can’t
trigger a referral reward on either side.)
Is this the same as referring a client to another agent?
No. This program is about inviting other agents to join General Referral. Sending
a client referral to another agent for a commission is a separate process — see
How to submit a referral.